LEGO and Nintendo's partnership is starting to ramp up with a new 2,600-piece set that lets fans build and play—to an extent—their very own Nintendo Entertainment System (NES). To celebrate the NES' ...

Along with the aforementioned console and TV, the set also includes a cartridge of Super Mario Bros. and NES controller, all ...

Nintendo and LEGO teamed up earlier this year for an innovative take on Super Mario. They created a real-life version of the game made up of blocks. Now they’re leveling up their partnership and ...

Lego and Nintendo are partnering for a 2,600-piece Lego version of the classic 1980s game console. By Borys Kit Senior Film Writer In a set the needs to be seen to be believed, Lego and Nintendo have ...

Lego is an entry into the world of engineering for many a youngster, and an enjoyable pursuit for many more. These days, high quality kits are available to make everything from the Tower of Pisa to ...

Nintendo and Lego have recently been partnering to launch an entirely unique line of Mario Lego sets featuring an electronic version of Mario that kind of lets you play through Lego versions of levels ...

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LEGO has been teasing a new set this week via Twitter in the form of a LEGO NES console, created in collaboration with Nintendo. This exciting new set is a nostalgic nod to the classic Nintendo ...

The LEGO Nintendo Entertainment System is a brick-built take on the classic video game console, complete with tiny TV. (LEGO Photo) A day after leaked images and a short teaser video hinted at a ...

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Lego and Nintendo are partnering for a 2,600-piece Lego version of the classic 1980s game console. By Borys Kit Senior Film Writer In a set the needs to be seen to be believed, Lego and Nintendo have ...